Fleetwood Town 1-1 Port Vale
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Jack Marriott rescued a point for Fleetwood as they drew at home to Port Vale.
Matty Taylor's 57th-minute goal looked like being enough in the mid-table clash, but Marriott struck a leveller seven minutes from time to salvage a share of the spoils.
Vale had by far the better of the first half but couldn't turn their advantage into goals.
David Worrall went closest with a first-time volley which deflected off Josh Earl, but goalkeeper Jay Lynch reacted quickly at his near post.
On the half-hour mark, Aaron Donnelly set up a chance for Taylor but he dragged his shot wide.
Fleetwood, meanwhile, failed to clock up a single shot before half-time.
The Vale pressure continued after the break, with Sammy Robinson denied by Lynch's save.
The breakthrough finally came just before the hour mark. Robinson's blocked effort fell for Taylor and he skipped past a desperate tackle before firing into the bottom corner.
A Worrall shot, saved by Lynch, led to a fierce altercation, with players from both sides involved, three of them somewhat relieved to only see yellow cards.
Carlos Mendes Gomes forced Vale keeper Aidan Stone to tip his shot over, but at a scramble from the resulting corner, Marriott bundled in the equaliser from point-blank range.
Match report supplied by PA Media.